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Karthika puranam in English pdf 120 This blog post will teach you about the Karthika Puranas in English PDF 120. It is a Hindu text and was written by Goswami Tulsidas. The text provides information on law, language arts, and social sciences. You can read this article for free here: [link] One of the most important texts in Hinduism is the Sanskrit work called Karthika Purana, which means "story of Kartikeya," one of the versions of lord Shiva's son Kartikkeya in Hindu mythology. This article will give you an introduction to this Hindu text in English PDF 120. The word 'Karthika' in the title of this article refers to a young girl who was abducted by a demon named Kâli from her hometown. The hero of the story, Parvati, rescues her from Kâli's clutches and she becomes his wife. In some versions of the story, Kartikeya is the son of Ganga and Shiva, while other versions have him as a son of Vishnu. In all versions, he is associated with war and violence. "Karthika Purana" has been written by Goswami Tulsidas. The text has 437 chapters and the story unfolds in the area of Kashi. It is addressed to King Vikramadityn, who lived in Varanasi. He was the son of Vriddhakshaja, who is also known as Vikramadityn. The original text of this work is in Devanagari script which is written in an easy reading style than most other Indian Hindu texts, making it ideal for all people regardless of linguistic background. The word 'Karthika' refers to a young girl named Karthika who was abducted by a demon named Kâli from her hometown. The hero of the story, Parvati, rescues her from Kâli's clutches and she becomes his wife. In some versions of the story, Kartikeya is the son of Ganga and Shiva, while other versions have him as a son of Vishnu. In all versions he is associated with war and violence. In this article we will read about Goddess Parvati's childhood and how she became one half of Lord Shri Rama. Parvati came to earth as a daughter of Himavat (king of the Himalayas). Her name was "Himavati". She grew up as a lovely girl, graceful and fair-skinned. Her father Himavat had many sons. Parvati married Lord Kumara, the son of Lord Brahma. They both are called Rama and Kumara in some texts. The people of her country call her "Kshatriya". There are several stories about Kshatriya-Parvati's childhood; most of them start with the same narrative: "Once, after Lord Rama left Parvati with her mother-in-law, they traveled to Bengal (India). While they were traveling, Parvati observed that they were traveling by boats. She was very disappointed that she had to travel in a ship instead of the royal palanquin on which she had spent most of her life until then. cfa1e77820